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THESE CLOTHES AREN’T DRYING. THEY’RE DEVELOPING.Sun fading is slow, unpredictable and impossible to reproduce perfectly....
01/09/2026

THESE CLOTHES AREN’T DRYING. THEY’RE DEVELOPING.

Sun fading is slow, unpredictable and impossible to reproduce perfectly. Light gradually strips away pigment, creating uneven tones, softened colour and a finish unique to every garment.

From Mooji Mooji and Maison Mihara Yasuhiro to Pale Cloud, designers continue to explore the beauty of clothing that already feels lived in and only gets better with age.

No two pieces fade the same. That’s the point.

Explore sun-faded clothing at The Business Fashion.

Pale Cloud
Maison MIHARA YASUHIRO
MOOJIMOOJIUS®️

One man in Japan made this entire collection by hand.Tsurupika Works is the work of a single Japanese artisan, creating ...
28/08/2026

One man in Japan made this entire collection by hand.

Tsurupika Works is the work of a single Japanese artisan, creating every garment slowly and individually. Each jacket is cut, constructed and finished by him. One piece at a time, away from mass production.

For this special project, we worked together to create an exclusive collection for The Business Fashion. Every piece carries the character and individuality of the hands that made it.

TSURUPIKA WORKS × THE BUSINESS FASHION

Available now online and in-store.

Before gorpcore had a name, Barbour had already spent nearly a century defining functional outdoor clothing.Pulled from ...
26/08/2026

Before gorpcore had a name, Barbour had already spent nearly a century defining functional outdoor clothing.

Pulled from the brand’s 1987 archive, these images capture Barbour at its most authentic: waxed jackets, the British countryside and clothing made for purpose rather than trend.

Almost 40 years later, little needs changing.

Our Barbour AW26 delivery has now arrived. Available in-store and online.

TAKASHI MURAKAMI × YUTA HOSOKAWA — ROUND THREE.Arriving early September at The Business Fashion.The third collection fro...
24/08/2026

TAKASHI MURAKAMI × YUTA HOSOKAWA — ROUND THREE.

Arriving early September at The Business Fashion.

The third collection from mononoke・made, a brand by internationally renowned artist Takashi Murakami and Yuta Hosokawa, the designer behind READYMADE / ©SAINT M######.

This collection features three of Takashi Murakami’s signature artworks: “Flowers,” “Cherry Blossoms,” and “Fujin Raijin Maiko.”

Each artwork, with its own distinct background and story, has been translated into products through mononoke・made’s unique interpretation.

Since their first meeting in 2018, Takashi Murakami and Yuta Hosokawa have developed a relationship of trust and an ongoing dialogue through their creative practices. Born from this relationship, mononoke・made combines the world of art that Murakami has built over many years with the craftsmanship and vintage processing techniques cultivated by Hosokawa, pursuing a distinctive approach to making that transcends the boundaries between art and fashion.

The visuals were photographed at Kaikai Kiki’s Miyoshi Studio by photographer Herbie Yamaguchi, who was personally selected by Yuta Hosokawa.

Takashi Murakami

細川雄太
Herbie Yamaguchi

Before RRL was a clothing line, it was a place.The 17,000-acre Double RL Ranch in Colorado became Ralph Lauren’s escape ...
21/08/2026

Before RRL was a clothing line, it was a place.

The 17,000-acre Double RL Ranch in Colorado became Ralph Lauren’s escape from the fashion world and the inspiration for a label built around Western wear, military utility, faded denim and garments designed to feel as though they already have a history.

RRL AW26 has now arrived at The Business Fashion.

Available in-store and online.

THE SWOOSH HAS OFFICIALLY LANDED.Introducing the Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “Lawson”.Dressed in Blue Sapphire, silver an...
19/08/2026

THE SWOOSH HAS OFFICIALLY LANDED.

Introducing the Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “Lawson”.

Dressed in Blue Sapphire, silver and flashes of Action Red, the colourway takes its unofficial name from the Japanese convenience-store giant whose unmistakable palette it appears to reference.

Available now in store at The Business Fashion.

Rick Owens has never been interested in ordinary sportswear.For SS27, the designer reunited with adidas after almost a d...
17/08/2026

Rick Owens has never been interested in ordinary sportswear.

For SS27, the designer reunited with adidas after almost a decade, and brought literal air conditioning to the runway.

Built using adidas Climacool technology, oversized jackets and shorts contain internal fans that inflate the garments while circulating air around the body. Combined with an ice vest, Owens describes the result as a “personal air conditioning system.”

Technology originally developed to help elite athletes handle extreme heat has now become one of Paris Fashion Week’s strangest and potentially most practical silhouettes.

A runway gimmick, or the future of summer clothing?

Discover Rick Owens at The Business Fashion.

EVISU’s latest Evergreen collection looks beyond surface graphics, building each piece through technique and tradition. ...
13/08/2026

EVISU’s latest Evergreen collection looks beyond surface graphics, building each piece through technique and tradition. Boro-inspired patchwork meets dense sashiko stitching, while hand-painted motifs, puff printing, heavy washing and intricate jacquard weaving bring depth to the denim.

Traditional symbols also return throughout the collection. Daruma represents resilience, the frog signals safe return and prosperity, while the Flying Dragon becomes an emblem of power, ascent and ambition.

Craftsmanship & Future — the past, stitched into what comes next.

A collaboration nobody saw coming.Mercedes-Benz meets the unmistakable creative world of KidSuper, bringing automotive h...
11/08/2026

A collaboration nobody saw coming.

Mercedes-Benz meets the unmistakable creative world of KidSuper, bringing automotive heritage and Colm Dillane’s imagination together for an unexpected new project.

Launching between October - November 2026.

More details coming soon.

CHITO’s work has always existed somewhere between graffiti and fashion.The Seattle-born, self-taught artist began painti...
07/08/2026

CHITO’s work has always existed somewhere between graffiti and fashion.

The Seattle-born, self-taught artist began painting at 12, developing an unmistakable visual language through airbrushed characters applied to walls, trains and one-of-one garments. Before the galleries and collaborations with Supreme and Givenchy, the approach was already there: instinctive, raw and deliberately imperfect.

For Y-3 Autumn/Winter 2026, CHITO brings that language into dialogue with Yohji Yamamoto’s disciplined silhouettes. Sprayed graphics distort the Three Stripes across leather, knitwear and technical sportswear; street art set against the precision of Japanese design.

The collection is now available online and in-store.

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